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MHD {Magneto-Hydro-Dynamique} and research by Jean-Pierre Petit
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Not yet to my knowledge ...
But did JPP even work on it? I mean practically, what are the current results and performances?
But did JPP even work on it? I mean practically, what are the current results and performances?
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Bahh, that's all stupid, here's a little diagram:
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- In Black it is the magnet in the shape of a crown.
- In Blue it is an iron core.
- In Red it's an iron hull. also
The two iron parts are solid, but not in contact electrically.
So I immersed all in water solution with caustic soda, and plugged the 12V battery on the iron parts.
By swapping the poles of the battery, we change the direction of rotation of the water (and H2 / O2 bubbles).
Same show guaranteed
I remember I asked JP. Small what he thought of this experience, but no answer
Image down
- In Black it is the magnet in the shape of a crown.
- In Blue it is an iron core.
- In Red it's an iron hull. also
The two iron parts are solid, but not in contact electrically.
So I immersed all in water solution with caustic soda, and plugged the 12V battery on the iron parts.
By swapping the poles of the battery, we change the direction of rotation of the water (and H2 / O2 bubbles).
Same show guaranteed
I remember I asked JP. Small what he thought of this experience, but no answer
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